CREATOR’S JOURNEY PODCAST
With Thrive Braxton
Ep. 01. What You Need in Place Before You Grow
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Ep. 01. What You Need in Place Before You Grow With Thrive Braxton
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Highlights from this episode:
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- Main idea or lesson covered.
- A favorite quote or insight from your guest (if you have one)
- A practical tip or action step shared in the episode
- Anything funny, relatable, or powerful that stood out
- A mindset shift or “aha” moment shared
- A tool, method, or strategy that actually works
- One thing you can do today to move forward
Links mentioned in this episode:
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[Another Link or Guest’s Website]
[Freebie or Download Mentioned]
About the Host:
Hello! I’m [Your Name], [Your Title or Role].
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Social Media Links:
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Transcript
[Episode Title Here] With [Guest or Host Name]
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[HOST]: Welcome back! Today we’re talking about what you need in place before your business really starts to grow.
[GUEST]: Thanks for having me! I’m excited to dig into this — systems are everything.
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